So just to make sure I understand, I can take the actual string name of the SF symbol and stored it in my model as a string type attribute? Correct? Then if I want to use it, I would take that string type attribute and use it as an input parameter when I display the image view in my UI? Otherwise I guess you’re saying I could do the conversion of the SF symbol name to an image by using system name parameter and then store that image as a binary data or transformable attribute type? Just trying to be clear.

No change yet. Feedback is still open.

Great. I haven’t had a chance to test it myself on Beta 3. I will try to do so in the next few days. If working, I should be able to update Feedback ticket.

I tried it out using Xcode 13 Beta 3. It now works after I did the Erase All Contents and Settings on iOS 15 iPhone 12 Pro simulator. I will look to close associated radar (feedback).

Closed this Feedback on today.

nitramluap - please provide the Feedback ticket number for the bug report you made for reference on this thread and so that others can track in Feedback Assistant.

I'm seeing the same error using Xcode 13 Beta 4. I rebooted my Mac after Xcode 13 Beta 4 installation. No change. Data created in app using iPhone 12 Pro iOS 15 simulator is not showing up in CloudKit (I checked CloudKit Dashboard). Record created in CloudKit Dashboard is not appearing in app on simulator. I have confirmed my same app continues to work with CloudKit on baseline Xcode 12.5.1 with iPhone 12 Pro iOS 14.5 simulator.

nitramluap - thanks for Feedback Assistant reference.

I’ve added this line of code, and my data now updates in my view, but in my understanding, this shouldn’t be needed. If you have a view with the @FetchRequest property wrapper properly setup, that should be enough to constantly be updating the view when changes to the Core Data model occur.

Thanks. I don’t specify the list type so I think I get the default, which I believe is the sidebar style. By the way, I don’t know why I don’t know this, how do I see feedback that others have submitted to Apple so that I can watch those. Like the feedback number that you provided. Isn’t there a way to do this?

I’ve added a sample test app that focuses on the issue. It is in a zipped Xcode project on the feedback FB13917278.

I've narrowed down the issue further as follows: Reference the FB13917278_Sample_App Xcode project I placed in the feedback. If I change the SidebarView to make the FunctionView() launch as the detail view, the FunctionView displays correctly and works correctly when the user interacts with the List and children. However, if I navigate to the StartingView (works ok), then navigate back to the FunctionView, the problem is seen and the FunctionView does not appear. See my reply below.

Still not working in iPadOS 18.0 Developer Beta 2.

Checking back in on this. I've added a sample test app to Feedback [FB13917278(https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/13917278). Can you help with solving this issue? Thank you.

Checking back in on this. I've added a sample test app to FB13917278. Can you help with solving this issue? Thank you.